81. South America’s Mad-TV:  Hugo Chávez Makes Broadcasting A Battleground employs a doublespeak that identifies latin American private enterprise and media Stephen Johnson is Senior Policy Analyst for latin America in the http://www.heritage.org/Research/LatinAmerica/wm817.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... Return Home by Stephen Johnson WebMemo #817 Telesur is not alone in government-sponsored international broadcasting. The United Kingdom has a foreign division in its British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Germany has Deutsche Welle (DW), and Qatar has its Al-Jazeera satellite channel. All have become staples on cable systems around the world. The BBC and German DW are mature networks with balanced newscasts that often run stories critical of their governments. Although Al-Jazeera features interviews with radical mullahs and statements from terrorists, it hosts vigorous debate programs that have brought outside views and critical thinking to many closed Middle Eastern societies. The United States funds its own Voice of America and surrogate outlets like Radio Free Europe to provide alternative news to captive populations and editorials to explain U.S. policies to foreigners. True, Latin American television is full of steamy telenovelas For their part, the United States and other moderate democracies should take care not to overreact to this new propaganda organ in ways that make it gain more of an audience than it really deserves. For now, the satellite channel only reaches households rich enough to afford cable service, and there is abundant private media to offset its bias. What the region needs is not another government voice to counter it, but stronger protections for press freedoms plus balance through more diverse content.

82. Willamette University L College Of Liberal Arts Catalog Minors will not take LAS 497 Senior Thesis in latin American Studies. FACULTY This course will also count toward the Rhetoric media Studies major. http://www.willamette.edu/cla/catalog/Sect2/courses/latin.html

College of Liberal Arts Catalog LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES SECTION 1 l SECTION 2 l SECTION 3 l SECTION 4 LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES MAJOR (11 credits) LAS 251 Three credits from Group A: HIST 256 Colonial Latin America (1) HIST 258 Latin America From Independence to Recent Times (1) POLI 362 Latin American Politics (1) HIST/ POLI 376 POLI LAS 379 Two credits from Group B: LAS/ RHET 244 REL 334 Liberation Theology and Social Change (1) LAS 336 Latin American Cinema (1)

83. Welcome To Www.arabmedia.com, Your Gateway To The Arab Community Arabmedia.com, the official site of Arab media House Inc, provides news, information, I come from latin America and to some countries, we are considered http://www.arabmedia.com/

84. TCS: Tech Central Station - The potential for the latin American media industry is equally promising.McKinsey Company research estimates that by 2004, there could be up to 4.3 http://www.techcentralstation.com/022803D.html

Latin America HOME Hilary Kramer Email Author Biographical related articles The Fatal Conceit Revisited Bush's Devilish Deficits Service Subsidies Join the Conversation ... Islam and Development articles by author That's Entertainment! Dr. Evil Blackmails Investors Brother, Can You Spare a Dividend? Accounting for a Better Economy ... Reaffirming Cynicism Font Size: Latin America By Hilary Kramer Published E-Mail Bookmark Print Save TCS One trillion dollars in projected expenditures for 2010. $523 billion in actual expenditures for 2002. A 58% growth rate between 1990 and 2000. The U.S. Defense department budget? Rising health care costs? High-tech investment statistics? None of the above. Actually, the figures above describe the growing economic influence of the Hispanic population in the United States. According to the 2000 U.S. Census, the Hispanic population in the U.S. increased by 58% during the 1990s. To put this in perspective, the Hispanic population grew by more than four times that of the total U.S. population and approximately seven times that of the non-Hispanic population. In 2000, the Census counted 35 million Hispanics, comprising 12.5% of the U.S. population and making this ethnicity the largest minority group in the country. Looking ahead, the U.S. Census bureau projects that the Hispanic population will double by 2050-ultimately representing 25% of the total U.S. population.

85. Media War In El Salvador advertising into the tumultuous situation in El Salvador, raising importantquestions about media s impact on the future of latin American democracy. http://www.frif.com/cat97/k-o/media_wa.html

Search our catalog: Help Join our e-mail list! Stay Informed of New Releases, Special Offers, and More! Sign up for our mailing list View film titles by subject: Select a subject AIDS/HIV Adolescence Africa African- Americans Aging Amer. Studies Anthropology Architecture Art Asia Balkans Biographies Business Civil Rights Communications Criminal Justice Death/Dying Ecology Economics Economic- Sociology Education Environment Ethics Europe (East) Europe (West) Family Film Studies France Gay/Lesbian Globalization Health History (U.S.) History (World) Human Rights Human Sexuality Indigenous- Peoples Jewish Studies Journalism Labor Studies Latin America Law Literature Media Medicine Middle East Music Native People Philosophy Photography Politics Psychology Racism Religion Russia Science Sociology Theater Urban Studies Southeast Asia Women World War II Youth Media War in El Salvador A Video by Ilan Ziv In the context of El Salvador's 1989 presidential campaign, MEDIA WAR IN EL SALVADOR analyzes the television barrage mounted by the Christian Democrats and ARENA which, supervised by American advertising consultants, imitated the successful 1984 "Morning in America" drive created by the Reagan/Bush "Tuesday Team." The FMLN/FDR has long broadcast regularly over Radio Venceremos, but radio, along with leafleting and staged rallies, is becoming obsolete as the various parties engage in a more sophisticated media war that encourages voters to disregard complicated issues and concentrate on image. MEDIA WAR IN EL SALVADOR examines the export of Madison Avenue style political advertising into the tumultuous situation in El Salvador, raising important questions about media's impact on the future of Latin American democracy.

86. Picturing U.S. History: Bender CV media Director/Associate Director, American Social History Project and Center for Awards at the American Film Festival, Edinburgh Film Festival, latin http://web.gc.cuny.edu/ashp/YAProposal/bender.html

PENNEE BENDER pbender@gc.cuny.edu Education New York University Ph.D. 2002, U.S. History (Dissertation: The Use of Film in the Good Neighbor Policy, 1930 to 1950) Master of Arts, U.S. History, 1990; Certificate in Public History, 1991 Media Production Experience (partial list) Media Director/Associate Director , American Social History Project and Center for Media and Learning at City University of New York Graduate School and University Center. Responsible for managing media production and supporting professional development programs including overseeing budgets, scheduling, personnel supervision, fundraising, and project development for Web-based, CD-ROM and video programs and professional development workshops. 2000 to present. Video and Multimedia Producer , American Social History Project and Center for Media and Learning at City University of New York Graduate School and University Center. Project Director, History Matters: The U.S. Survey Course on the Web , an extensive database of resources for college and high school teachers. Producer

87. Advancing The Agenda For Latin America - Knowledge@Wharton Advancing the Agenda For latin America is provided by Knowledge@Wharton, Today, Univision Communications is the premier Spanishlanguage media company http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/index.cfm?fa=viewArticle&id=1115&specialId=28

88. Latin America Is Far From Rejecting Democracy Some in the media, examining the socalled crisis of democracy in latin At the same time, there are reasons to believe that latin America is far from http://www.brookings.edu/views/op-ed/graham/20040802.htm

Brookings Economic Studies News Releases Calendar of Events ... Site Map Latin America is Far From Rejecting Democracy London Financial Times August 2, 2004 Carol Graham Senior Fellow Economic Studies mailhide2('feedback', 'brookings', 'edu', 'Latin America is Far From Rejecting Democracy') Carol Graham Some in the media, examining the so-called "crisis of democracy in Latin America, have concentrated on isolated incidents such as the lynching of a mayor in rural Peru, while others have examined more seminal events such as the ousting of six heads of state in recent years. Yet the main trigger for this wave of doomsaying was a report in May by the United Nations Development Programme on the state of democracy in Latin America. The report found that most respondents would choose a dictator over an elected leader if it provided economic benefits. There are, no doubt, serious problems in the region: persistent poverty, inequality and high levels of crime and corruption. There are also dangerous trouble spots, such as Venezuela under the mercurial Chavez regime and violence-ridden Colombia. At the same time, there are reasons to believe that Latin America is far from rejecting democracy. First, while the demise of six elected leaders is remarkable, so is the fact that in virtually every instance, with the exception of Haiti, the ousted leader was replaced peacefully and via constitutional means. And when regimes collapsed in the face of popular protests, the military was notably absent. Most recently, in fragile Bolivia, voters gave their democratic government a vote of confidence in a nation-wide referendum dealing with natural gas reserves.

89. Times Of Change In Latin America - Global Politics - CvilleIndymedia - Charlotte indymedia Charlottesville Independent media Center Leftist Governments inLatin America standing up to the United States. reposted from indymedia.org http://cvilleindymedia.org/newswire.php?story_id=59

90. America Online Latin America News America Online latin America News continually updated from thousands of sources JUMPSTART AUTOMOTIVE media ON MONDAY said its dealer sales division http://www.topix.net/com/aola

Advanced Search Enter ZIP, City or News Search America Online Latin America News All Channels Front Page Autos Business ... XML AOLA URL www.aola.com Companies Ask Jeeves Avon Products BT Group Circuit City Stores ... more... America Online Latin America News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. Front Page Business News Computers America Online Latin America Ayer scoutmaster's child-porn trial set for Nov. A longtime Ayer Boy Scout leader will go to trial in November, facing charges he e-mailed more ... Prosecutors allege that America Online caught Hurley trading child pornography eight or nine years ago and closed his account. Topics: Media Computers Keene Newcomers among hopefuls in school board races Topics: Education Etc. Media Computers Hispanic Agency Adds Interactive Unit Hispanic advertising agency Lopez Negrete, which counts Wal-Mart Stores, Bank of America and Microsoft among its clients, has hired a Beyond Interactive veteran to head a new interactive department. Topics: Media Computers Workshop highlights dark side of the Net The dangers of the Internet was the subject of an Online Safety Workshop Thursday night at the ... Bill Day, who attended the workshop with his wife Beth, a Roanoke teacher, said he was concerned about making financial transactions online, especially after the well-publicized data losses by Bank of America and Wachovia. Topics: Media Computers Friday's Daily Dish The item you selected is a feature of Baseball America Online. Sign up now for immediate access! Subscribers to Baseball America Magazine have unlimited access to Baseball America Online at no additional ...

91. Peninsula Peace And Justice Center The resistance to gloabliazation is centered in latin America and the Caribbean 7/25/05 latin America TV takes on US media http://peaceandjustice.org/index.php?topic=latinamerica

92. Hypergene MediaBlog » Amigos: We Media Translated In Spanish I wouldn t take a risk to answer about latin America, and not even Colombia.I think (and this is another reason why I translated We media) we have to do http://www.hypergene.net/blog/weblog.php?id=P246

93. Organizational Resources On Media This nonprofit publishes the Asian American media Reference Guide and a newsletter,Cinevue. LAVA, which contains approximately 6000 latin American and http://www.viewingrace.org/content.php?sec=resource&sub=media

94. Green Valley Media : Latin America - Films Green Valley media. Documenting the culture of human rights. http://www.greenvalleymedia.org/latin_america.php3?ticket=

95. Building Democracy, Fostering Transparency, And Championing Campaign Finance Ref Is democracy backsliding in latin America? Read a Q A with Americas Program will electronically map media access and ownership in latin America. http://cartercenter.org/peaceprograms/program15.htm

Building Democracy, Fostering Transparency, and Championing Campaign Finance Reform- The Carter Center Americas Program Select a Program Area Challenges to Democracy Conference Financing Democracy Conference Anti-Corruption Access to Information: Transparency Council for Ethical Business Practices Program Director Program Staff The Americas Program helps deepen inter-American relations through building democracy, fostering transparency, and championing campaign finance reform. The Carter Center established the Americas Program in 1986, when the Western Hemisphere was undergoing dramatic political changes, building democracy and opening economies. The program, a pioneer in monitoring elections, made important contributions to these profound changes in the region. President Carter and Americas Program Director Dr. Jennifer McCoy met with Varela Project organizers in Cuba in May 2002. Photo by Annemarie Poyo. The initial emphasis on promoting democracy through elections has evolved into second-generation projects to ensure new democracies are meaningful in everyday life. Striving to encourage government accountability, the program helps citizens and governments create systems permitting public access to government documents, develop methods to make political financing more transparent, and involve civic groups in public dialogue with governments on crucial national issues and laws. The Council of Presidents and Prime Ministers of the Americas is

96. Latin American, Caribbean & Latino Resources Center for latin American, Caribbean and latino Studies LANIC media Communication in latin America section offers an excellent collection of online http://www.umass.edu/clacls/lacl_resources.html

AA Center for Latin American, Caribbean and Latino Studies Home Newsletter Undergraduate Programs Graduate Program ... National Hispanic/Latino Organizations and Associations The inclusion in this list does NOT constitute an endorsement of the content, opinions, views, or claims made by any of the websites listed. The websites listed below present valuable information of interest to the Latinamericanist community and are included on that basis. You are welcome to visit our Community Conections and Academic Resources sections where you may find additional educational resources. Society and Culture AfroCubaWeb http://www.afrocubaweb.com Information on AfroCuban cultures such as Yoruba, Congo and Old Dahomey. Chicano/LatinoNet http://latino.sscnet.ucla.edu This is the first Web site developed to deal with Chicano/a Latino/a issues. Although it has not been updated recently, it offers a great variety of resources related to the Chicano experiences. Cuba and Its Music http://www2.cedarcrest.edu/academic/soc/ccameron/soc215/studentresearch.html

97. Kansas City IMC: Home Kansas City, Labor, latin America, Lawrence, media, Miscellaneous About thirty people from the Ethiopian American community turned out on Friday, http://kcindymedia.org/

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98. CLAS media Experts. media Sources Updated Fall 2004. AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES Colonial latin American history; colonial Mexico; history of science; http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~latamweb/mediaExperts.html

Collaboration Media Experts Media Sources Updated Fall 2004 AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES Alan Kilpatrick, Ph. D., Associate Professor of American Indian Studies Margaret Field, Ph. D., Associate Professor of American Indian Studies ANTHROPLOGY Joseph W. Ball, Ph.D., Professor of Anthropology Lynn H. Gamble, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Anthropology, Director Collections Management Email: lgamble@mail.sdsu.edu Ramona L. Perez, Ph.D. CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES Isidro Ortiz, Ph.D., Professor of Chicana/o Studies ECONOMICS James Gerber, Ph.D., Professor Economics and Director, CLAS Louis Green, Ph.D., Professor of Economics Ed Balsdon, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economics ENGLISH AND COMPERATIVE LITERATURE William A. Nericcio, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Literature American Literature; visual culture of Latin America (television; film, fine art) GEOGRAPHY Fernando Bosco, Ph.D., Assistant Professor John Weeks, Ph.D., Professor of Geography

99. Bill Doskoch: Media, BPS*, Film, Minutiae :: New Latin American News Network To media, big picture stuff, film and minutiae and some wit! Can t forget the wit! http://billdoskoch.blogware.com/blog/_archives/2005/5/25/884158.html

Bill Doskoch: Media, BPS*, Film, Minutiae Home Syndicate Subscribe Login Username: Password: Create Reader Account Main Page Media * Big Picture Stuff ... Admin Search Search all blogs This Month May 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Month Archive July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 April 2005 ... March 2005 Year Archive Main Page Previous: ABC reporter turfed for refusing Iraq assignment Next: Who CBS is asking for advice about a new anchor/news show New Latin American news network to be launched by Bill Doskoch Permanent Link Cosmos The government of Venezuela is behind the launch of Telesur, intended as a counterweight to CNN. An excerpt from the BBC story The new channel's director, Aram Aharonian, told the BBC it would be the first large-scale broadcasting project to challenge regional power structures. He said Latin Americans wanted to see each other through their own eyes. The network plans to show its first programmes in July, before going on air 24 hours a day in September. The new channel, backed by left-wing governments in Argentina, Uruguay and Cuba, will show news, documentaries and Latin American films. It hopes that Brazil will join the project at a later stage, though the country is working on its own network project.

100. America Online Latin America, Inc. Investor Relations our leadership in latin American media, entertainment and telecommunications. America Online Brasil Ltda. is a subsidiary of AOL latin America, SL, http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=PR_130904&script=416&layo

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